flowing better on 95. it is still stop and go northbound, leaving stafford county. the truck crashes were between exits 148 and 150 in quantico. both of them have been completely cleared the past couple minutes. that's really good news. still going to take a long time to recover northbound on 95. 395 south of the pentagon, blocked in the right lane. back to you. we also have live team coverage as storm team 4 continues to track harvey. >> from the texas coast to red cross headquarters in d.c., we have every angle covered including the track of the storm. we begin with sheena parveen. >> good morning, guys, start with local weather first. talking a chilly start to your wednesday. very easily you could use a light jacket this morning. probably should have grabbed one, i could use one now. temperatures are around 60 degrees. 62 in washington, 59 in ma nas

he is. 61 in leesburg. as you wake up and walk out the door, it is better today than yesterday. we were dealing with a lot of rain yesterday at this time. this morning, the roads are damp in many areas but we will be dry. mix of clouds and sun this morning. wakeup weather by 8:00 a.m., 66 degrees. by 9:00 a.m., still in the 60s. as we go through the afternoon, unseasonably cool temperatures for daytime highs. head to chuck bell with a look at those numbers. >> good morning. yes indeed, daily grade gets a b plus. sunshine is back, perfect day to be outside. lot of puddles to be dealt with after yesterday's rain. afternoon highs, mid to upper 70s. 79 downtown, courtesy of northwesterly wind. a nice day for baseball as well. nats and marlins play at 4:05 this afternoon. go down to nats ballpark. temperatures in the 70s. as far as harvey and the track of moisture is concerned, harvey is on shore

louisiana, eventually moisture from harvey will impact the first part of labor day weekend. we time it all out coming up. back to you. harvey is unleashing heavy rain, strong winds on louisiana. just made landfall in cameron about an hour ago. back in houston, devastation we have been telling you is unprecedented. nine people are dead, countless are missing. two major reservoirs overflowed their barriers yesterday. thousands had to evacuate homes with barely any notice. overnight, kcurfews were implemented because people were looting abandoned homes. >> we have team coverage tracking harvey. justin finch will share the local efforts in how you can help. >> start with sarah dollof in galveston, texas live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. more than 17,000 people have checked into red cross shelters. a number that's only expd

rise. houston opened a second mega shelter to hold 10,000 people. meanwhile, all this rain is putting a strain on infrastructure. two dams, reservoirs that protect houston, banks started to spill over, despite the fact that army corps of engineers continues controlled release of water. nine are confirmed dead. we know one of them is a houston police sergeant who was driving to work when his car apparently became overwhelmed by flood waters. they recovered his body yesterday. many more remain missing. officials fear the death toll will climb as they begin to get into some of the homes as they shift from rescue efforts to recovery efforts in the coming days. aaron, angie? >> thank you, sarah. 6:03. brand new video from houston where curfew

end. kristin wright is at the live desk. this is making a bad situation even worse. >> yeah, it is just terrible, but something we see in situations like this. new video into the newsroom from houston, this is a store looted overnight. they tore the place apart, taking whatever they wanted. 14 people arrested for looting so far. police chief says many, many, many more people are doing it than that. unfortunately taking advantage of the awful situation down there. houston's overnight curfew is just now off until tonight at 10:00 when it goes into effect again. another thing we're hearing about, people impersonating police officers. back to you. >> thank you for that. 6:04. new information about our elite first responders helping families in texas. virginia taskforce one from fairfax county is in san antonio this morning. maryland taskforce one from montgomery county is in austin. >> people around the country step out toel

impacted by harvey. >> including people like comedian kevin hart and the rock, other celebrities calling on others to donate. >> we all want to step up to the plate, do everything we can to help our brothers and sisters and families in need. kevin hart issued the hurricane challenge. i donated my $25,000 to the red cross. my companies are donating money. want to send a message to the people of houston. you have to stay strong, you got to hold onto faith. >> new video showing how much help is needed. take a look at this. this is a soccer stadium in houston. it has been converted into a donation center, everything from clothes, bedding, toys, toiletries, lining the hallways wall to wall. they say they need more. that's where you come in. >> nbc universal donating a million dollars. justin finch at the red cross with how the rest of us can get involved. every little bit helps. >> reporter: good morning,

once, and mixing what you give because the need is so wide ranging and great. already as you saw, donations are coming into houston. we saw blankets, clothing, other items are coming in. that's good. but there's more that is needed on the ground. red cross is accepting blood and money donations. call and check in with red cross on where to give blood. also the red cross is taking in credit card and paypal donations online. you can even text in your donation as well. meantime, city of houston set up a victim relief fund. you can give to them in several ways, including credit cards, checks and money order. of course, the big impulse here back live, you want to give closing, food, blankets, that can be a heart felt gift but overwhelming if people do it. it arrives on the ground, can be hard to manage. a lot of it often g

that's why money is your best bet to help the victims of the storm. we also have more details on how to help, where to send donations on the nbc washington app. search harvey help. back to you in the studio. >> all right. we have seen communities coming together since harvey started a path of destruction through texas. we're seeing the same thing in new orleans. this sign of encouragement outside a new orleans pumping station. the banner reads i think i care, i think i care. recent problems with the pump system raised concerns about flooding. the banner was taken down, the hope is everything will work like it is supposed to in louisiana. we've already seen flooding in some parts of the gulf region before harvey made landfall this morning in louisiana. this video is from just outside new orleans in st. charles parish. you see the man had to use a boat to get down the street. the timing of the storm has people bracing for the worst. yesterday marks 12 yearsin

in southeastern louisiana. we promise to keep you posted through the day on harvey in the nbc washington app. look for push alerts. check the latest active radar to track the storm. other headlines, new information about this chaotic scene on embassy row in d.c., it made international headlines. this huge melee outside the turkish embassy back in may happened after turkey's president met with president trump at the white house. grand jury has indicted 19 people, including 15 identified as turkish security officials. they're indicted on charge of conspiracy to commit a crime of violence. diplomatic immunity could protect some of the security officials from prosecution. only two have been arrested. 6:08. a night at the bar turns into a nightmare for one woman. she says a man allegedly kidnapped her, drove her all around town. it started in the early morning

woman was leaving heaven and hell on 18th street. she said she accepted a ride from a guy she met at the bar. she told police she repeatedly asked the man to let her out of the car and he wouldn't, he refused. it wasn't until she told him she had to go to the bathroom somewhere that she was able to get out and escape. police arrested toby maddow park and charged him with kidnapping. we know it will get worse before it gets better, but there's good news for those that like to cross the chesapeake bay. there will be an extra lane on the severn river bridge. construction is about to ramp up. larry hogan will announce the design phase is done, so crews can get to work by beginning of next year, that ride should be better for everybody. 6:09. battering the beach. ocean city hit hard by yesterday's storm. we'll show you what to expect if you're headed there for

day weekend. joel osteen on the defensive. people critical of closure of his megachurch during harvey. why he waited to take action. hear him speak out for the first time. angie alluded to it, beach forecast for labor day weekend, we may have to deal with rains of what's left of harvey saturday, but i think by sunday afternoon and monday, improving weather picture

if headed to the beach, hope you have better weather than this. we were in ocean city yesterday as a tropical system hit the beaches with a lot of win

despite less than perfect weather, the tourists were still out on the board walk, broken umbrellas and all. tried to use them, but the wind really overpowered them in a lot of cases. we warned you, you saw some of the shops were open. i thought they would be boarded up. hey there, chuck, what's going on? >> no reason to board up the ice cream shop on a rainy day at the beach. hot fudge sundae, love that. doesn't have to rain outside for me to like that. the forecast for today, off to a school start this morning, lot of puddles left from yesterday's rains, but a dry start to the day. it will stay dry all day long as well. and a little warming trend coming our way for one day. then we're dealing with moisture of harvey for the weekend. sheena has more coming up. good morning, mr. bill. looking at 95 northbound from vantage of chopper 4 flying overhead. northbound traffic is heavy out of stafford, truck h

maryland, inbound traffic on the baltimore parkway from a crash. getting by to the right. that's the latest. back to you. 6:15. we have seen several large rallies and marches since president trump's inauguration. many have been peaceful. there has been violence at some. >> d.c. police say they're trying to prevent that from playing out on our streets at another large rally next month. these images are from january's inauguration and that deadly rally in charlottesville earlier this month. a rally called the mother of all rallies planned for september 16th. a conservative group will march on the national mall to show support for president trump. a counter protest is also planned. d.c. police say they're ready to keep the peace by dedicating extra resources to patrolling that rally. a man accused of opening fire in the middle of ahi

charlottesville is in custody. richard preston appeared in a baltimore court monday. aclu released video that shows a man at the rally shouting the "n" word at someone before firing off a shot. preston can be transferred to virginia at any moment to face charges. breaking news at the live desk. a wildfire in northern california is burning out of control. this is buke county. this is moving fast, burning 200 acres in two hours. what's really bad right now is that despite trying, firefighters have absolutely no handle on it. the fire is zero percent contained. calling this the ponderosa fire, fighting it from above and on the ground. evacuations are going on as we speak. we'll watch it. back to you. >> dire situation there. thank you. 6:16. takes courage to try

bank. maybe a little faith in this case. >> it is possible that's what these women were thinking about when they showed up dressed as nuns with guns. this is in pennsylvania. the fbi says the women didn't get away with anything. police believe an alarm system scared them off, but maybe they saw the error in their ways. divine intervention, perhaps. a warning for you this morning. we have important information about a new tax scam out there. we want to make sure you don't fall victim to it. maryland's comptroller says a phishing scam impersonates the irs and fbi. they get you to take a fake questionnaire. when you download it, ransom warz keeps you from accessing your data without money. if you receive an e-mail, do not reply or download it, do not respond to it. if you get a message like this, we have ways to report it in our nbc wasto

covering prince george's county. a new candidate jumping into the race for county executive. paul montero kicked off his campaign for the democratic party's nomination yesterday. he is a former obama administration official who is a long time resident of prince george's county. current executive rashard baker is term limited and running for governor. ♪ if you need a pick me up before heading out the door, on "america's got talent." this choir shook the walls trying to vance to the next round. i don't think anybody was in their seat. >> standing ovation from the crowd, judges, after the performance, he sd

happy how it turned out. >> wanted to make sure we can give them some kind of entertaining skit based on the ones that come before. we are walking the path paved for us. >> keep your fingers crossed the choir makes it to the next round. we are rooting for them. >> results of viewer votes revealed on tonight's show at 8:00. tune into nbc 4. the internet had a lot to say about teleadvantage list joel osteen and how his megachurch wasn't open for people dealing with devastation in houston. >> now the doors are open. he says his site wasn't properly staffed. but it is open for evacuees and donations now. it holds 16,000 people. it's already packed with supplies. >> people of houston are generous, people of lakewood want to help. sometimes the worst of times brings out the best in us. >> volunteers bring in cl

diapers, linens, pretty much everything at the megachurch. joel osteen will talk with the "today" show about opening his doors and why he didn't do it earlier than this. he did put out earlier their garage was flooded, they had trouble getting people to work at the church to the facility to help. >> more on the "today" show. sheena has more on the weather. we had rain all day yesterday. >> it was literally all night. it cleared up in time for the nats game. more rain this weekend. remnants of harvey. speaking of harvey, we've seen a lot of rescues. you know i love animals. look at this. this guy rescued a doe from the water. so adorable. i'm surprised that deer is not freaking out. true believer when animals are saved, they know it. i'm sure this deer knew it. look at that cute thing. we see so many rescues. in fact, we have

animal shelters, not local animals, but animals from houston area coming to our animal shelters from situations like this. we'll be having those by end of the week, fortunately and unfortunately for the flooding there. that's impacting us this weekend. show you that in a second. 62 degrees is the temperature in washington. it could easily get away with a light jacket this morning. 58 in gaithersburg, 59 in leesburg, clinton, 57. it is chilly out there. the forecast for this morning, some wind out there, 64 by 7:00 a.m., by noon, get outside. 73, mix of clouds and sun, mostly dry. isolated shower off to the west. by 5:00 p.m., upper 70s, unseasonably cool. radar is looking dry. we look down at harvey again. it is spinning in parts of louisiana along the gulf coast at the center of it, moving inland. you see the gulf moisture with it, all of the rain. it is moving into our area as

look at the track of this thing. it is heading here but only as a remnant. we will see rain from it. if you're grilling this weekend, saturday, not good. looking at remnants of harvey. showers, low 70s. sunday, maybe some early showers. otherwise dry in the afternoon. sunday is good for grilling. labor day monday looks good. 84 and sunny. along beaches, similar thing. tracking harvey's remnants on saturday, but not a complete washout. sunday is improving. by monday, sunny skies with low 80s at the beaches. for the rest of the area, for the rest of this week, we stay mainly dry. low 70s friday. late rain chance leading into saturday, sunday is looking good. a look at the extended forecast coming up. a check of traffic with dave. 95 northbound from chopper 4, looking at much improved traffic situation northbound. truck crashes from overnight

cleared after many traffic holds. let's shift gears, go to maryland, talk about crash at the southern end of baltimore parkway. transition onto kenilworth, stay right to get by. back to you. 6:23. called downright disgusting. new call to protect metrobus drivers after an unusual assault. and ellen is one of many celebrities stepping up to help harvey victims. don't forget to watch her at 3:00 p.m. and

make sure your kids get to and from school safely. let them decorate this with markers, use stickers. all you need is any kind of folder to make it work. and it fits into the backpack. let them know it is their job to get that special delivery home every day. easy idea to get the kids ready for school. all looking for sanity savers. safety is a big issue facing parents. >> today we focus on students that walk or ride bikes to school. drivers have to share the road with them, too. we know that's true. it is true for back to school when everybody restarts morning and afternoon routines.

do our part, put down smart phones, pay closer attention, especially in school zones. that means drivers that follow posted speed limits and traffic directions. and pedestrians and cyclists should stay alert. here are other reminders from fairfax county police. >> counties have safe routes to school. check the website, go on, take a look at safe routes. cross if you can where a crossing guard is. they will safely get you across the roadway. don't walk distracted. make sure you make that eye contact with the driver so they know what your intention is. >> that's a big one. arlington and montgomery county offer safe route planning tips on their websites. police also suggest parents going on a practice walk or ride to your child's school and along the way, point out safe routes and hazards they may run into. 6:27. fuel shortages, the impact of flooding in texas. it hits here at home. how one of our local airports is now

i'm adam tusk. wait until you hear what happened to a metrobus operator

6:31. we have live coverage as we monitor several developing stories. while you were sleeping, tropical storm harvey made landfall in louisiana. >> we are monitoring traffic on i-95 after two crashes overnight in virginia. we begin with the forecast. meteorologist chuck bell on storm team 4 weather deck bringing us up to speed. beautiful morning, low clouds and fog in a few areas, skies are clearing quickly. it will turn into a pleasant afternoon. temperatures in the low

60s. 59 in front royal, 60 in fairfax county. you may need a light jacket for the next hour or two, but sunshine promises a need for short sleeves and sunglasses later on today. the queen of short sleeves herself, sheena parveen with a look at the afternoon temperatures. >> do the short sleeves, i go sleeveless. i was outside today already, said i should have had a light jacket on. cool tu bus stop. 62 degrees. by noon, 73 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., 79. the normal high is 85 degrees. we're only mid to upper 70s for daytime highs. tomorrow will be warmer. friday will be a lot cooler again. we'll look at the forecast and how harvey will be impacting part of labor day weekend coming up in a bit. check the roads on wednesday morning with dave. >> take a

recover from truck crashes in quantico this morning. all lanes are open, but it is taking time mosh. maryland, route 50, inbound, baltimore washington parkway at that junction on southbound lanes of 295, it is very heavy and slow getting by, crash to the right. inner loop of the beltway, a wreck on the right side. that's the latest. back to you. >> dave, thank you. another piece of incredible video from the chaos in texas. take a good look. a rescue team pulling a woman into a helicopter. she's holding her baby, an infant to her chest. you can see devastating flooding on the ground below her. >> this is one of thousands of rescues in the historic floods. gabe gutierrez is standing calf deep in water with the latest information on harvey overnight. >> reporter: there are breaking developments overnight in what is quickly becoming one

history. harvey continuing to cause misery throughout the houston area. there are more water rescues, more fears of flooding after two critical reservoirs are overflowing. we're also learning that among the victims is a houston police officer killed on his way to work when his car was overtaken by flood waters. there are 17,000 people in emergency shelters and a lot of questions about what happens next. i am gabe gutierrez in houston. we have the latest on this developing story coming up on "today." 6:34. top stories this morning, today a moment of silence at buoy state university and university of maryland for a murdered student. second lieutenant richard collins iii was stabbed in may on maryland's campus days before he was to graduate. a moment of silence at

12:05:00 p. 12:05:00 p.m. someone spray painted the confederate statue on the loudoun county courthouse grounds this month. the graffiti was removed, there was no permanent damage. president trump heads to missouri to talk about his proposed tax cuts. according to politico, his speech built around sale of tax reform as a populous policy. the president is expected to talk lower tax rates for middle income americans and a pay raise. 6:35. metro transit police searching for a woman they say is beyond bizarre. >> adam tusk joins us live from where this act, despicable act happened on a bus. adam? explain. >> reporter: that's right, angie. this happened on the x2 bus here. it happened this past weekend. a woman, get this, threw a cup of her own urine on the bus operator and metro is trying to find that woman whoid

transit police put out of the suspect that transit police describe as something they really have never seen before. then we have surveillance video from the incident on board a bus that shows this woman. transit police say she actually relieved herself in a cup. and went up to the bus operator and did this. there was apparently nothing that sparked this incident, it was some sort of random occurrence. transit police trying to put two and two together to figure out why this happened in the first place. i have to tell you, the x2 bus i'm on has a sordid history. it's had its share of incidents over the years. not completely shocking to transit police that would happen on this bus line, but if you look up here, they have shields that try to protect the bus pray tore from people when that happens. not all the time do shields make a difference, in this case it didn't.

happened, again, it happened saturday night, call police. >> adam tusk live on that bus in d.c. thank you. 6:37. a democrat backed candidate won special election for the school board. attorney and child advocate won the seat, getting nearly 41,000 votes. she will fill the seat of jeannette huff that left the board in june after her husband accepted a work assignment overseas. big win for many concerned parents in prince george's county. the public school system ended a deal for future cell phone towers on its properties. the school's chief executive officer kevin maxwell says the decision was part of commitment to providing a safe and supportive environment for students. milestone communications which would have built future towers will continue to manage the seven existing towers. feeling the impact of harvey, befor

arrives here. how flooding and a fuel shortage is impacting the area. keeping a close eye on traffic conditions on 95 north after two major crashes near

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good wednesday morning. much nicer start to the day than yesterday. we're dry outside. 62 degrees. it will stay cool this morning. by the afternoon, unseasonably cool, highs only in the mid to upper 70s. still watching harvey, moving on shore in louisiana, eventually rain is here for part of our weekend. chuck is back with a closer look. hey, dave. >> thanks a lot. still a slow go northbound on 95. chopper 4 looking at northbound lanes. maryland, inbound, baltimore, washington parkway 50, slow go headed to kenilworth avenue, crash on the left

back to you, aaron, angie. a night out ended with a kidnapping. what one woman had to do to escape. a big announcement from maryland's governor today. the new road project that could make your commute over a popular bridge a lot smoother. rex ross

breaking news. harvey made landfall again. this tropical storm is now moving into and over louisiana. the trouble is not over for texas just yet though. take a look at storm team 4 radar. you can see harvey unleashing heavy rain and strong winds, made landfall near cameron after 5:00 this morning, not far from texas state line with louisiana. meanwhile, the houston area is still under an overnight curfew. it has been lifted in the last bit because people had been looting abandoned homes and stores. at least nine people died. t the stadium can hold thousands of people. later this morning, we will learn new information on federal response to the

fema officials will have a briefing at 9:30 from here in d.c. we have team coverage tracking harvey. news4's justin finch will share local efforts and how you can help. but we begin coverage on the texas coast. we are tracking harvey now to see impact in galveston, texas. and that's where we find news4's sarah dollof live. i know rescue efforts are still under way there. >> reporter: still on-going at this hour, aaron and angie. it seems to never stop. once these people are rescued, city workers are scrambling to make sure they have somewhere to go. 17,000 people so far checked into red cross shelters, a number that will surely rise. they have opened that second mega shelter. people continue to go to dallas for their shelter there, and louisiana is offering to take people in. all of these days of rain, historic rain, put a strain on infrastructure.

downtown houston are currently spilling over, even as workers continue to release water from them. at least nine people are reported dead, including a police sergeant who drowned in his vehicle on his way to work. many more remain missing. officials say for now, efforts remain focused on rescues, but they will switch to recoveries in the coming days. >> sarah dallof live in dallas, thank you. storms like this remind us not to take simple things for granted. amelia draper is in texas, showed us how hard it is to find food. look at this line outside a grocery store in webster, texas. people waited more than two hours to stock up on basics. back at the hotel, she sat down with coast guard lieutenant to talk about what flying during harvey has been like. >> it has been weather like i've never seen, flying through, torrential downpours, limited visibility. noee

evacuations, people needing medicine, people that are diabetic, need dialysis. where can we move them, where is there dialysis available. >> the lieutenant says on average they save about 20 people per day. and we know a lot of you might be looking for ways to help. >> every donation makes a big difference for families. justin finch is live at headquarters in d.c. with ways to lend a hand. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. a lot of people may be wary of giving money, but red cross and other agencies say that's just what's needed. already, we're seeing the first waves of donations arrive into the houston area. the red cross is saying some 17,000 people are now in its shelters. that number is on track to rise here. the red cross also looking for blood and monetary donations at this time. call them for more on where you can give blood. they're also taking credit card and paypal donations online.

well. the city of houston has set up a hurricane harvey relief fund, welcoming your donations through credit cards, checks, money orders and stocks and bonds. we're working for you and helping to get donations into the right places. go on the nbc washington app, search for harvey help. justin finch, news4. back to you in the studio. 6:49. we started to see flooding in parts of louisiana even before harvey made landfall. you're looking at video from outside new orleans and st. charles parish. this man is using a boat to get around on the street yesterday. the timing of the storm has many people there bracing for the worst. yesterday marked 12 years since hurricane katrina made landfall in southeast louisiana. we promise to keep you updated and posted throughout the day on harvey in our nbc washington app. look for pus

radar to track the storm and remnants of harvey. this story will make you think twice next time you meet someone new during a night out. a woman says a man kidnapped her and drove her all around town. this started in the early morning hours of august 19 when she was leaving this place, heaven and hell on 18th street. she said she accepted a ride from a guy she met at the bar. told police she repeatedly asked the man to let her out of the car. but he refused. it wasn't until she told him she had to use the bathroom in hyattsville she was able to escape. police made an arrest. toby maddow park is now charged with kidnapping. new this morning, we all know how heavy traffic can be if you try to get to the bay bridge, but it's going to get better, they say. crews putting an extra lane on the severn

governor larry hogan will announce the design phase is done, construction is next. live look at traffic near the bridge now, not too bad at this hour. should be better when the construction wraps up at the beginning of next year. we want to check in with wtop's dave following breaking news since early. >> dave, what do you have? >> guys, it was a rough start to the early morning rush hour. now northbound 95 in quantico, big truck wrecks have cleared. they have been cleared long enough, the volume is bottled up in stafford county, it is advancing north towards wood bridge exits. that's looking down from chopper 4. heavy traffic but getting better and better northbound on 95 from stafford and prince george's county. shift gears to maryland. getting better on southbound baltimore washington parkway, but still jammed toward 50. the crash at 50 has been cleared. that's the latest. back to you. all right, thanks, dave. live p

camera. little low cloudiness and fog early this morning. visibility down to a half mile in places like manassas. residual moisture. skies tried to clear overnight. with clearing sky and all of that moisture on the ground from yesterday's rain, that's the reason they have fog. again, an update on harvey. came to shore near cameron, louisiana early this morning. center is near lake charles, louisiana. heaviest of rains pulled out of houston area for now, the bulk of that moisture will progress northbound toward memphis, tennessee area in the next 24 to 36 hours. with time, eventually that moisture will find its way here in time for start of the long holiday weekend. today is not a bad day. plenty of sunshine around. mid to upper 70s. future weather shows a slight chance for a stray shower or two today and tomorrow as well. rain chances are low. the rain chance comes back late friday night and saturday. that could impact weekend plans. here is

the weekend forecast. >> hey chuck, yes. at least the first half of the weekend looks to be impacted by remnants of harvey, not the entire weekend forecast. that's the good news. temperatures take a swing by end of the week. look at this. tomorrow in the mid-80s, normal for this time of year, friday, saturday, we are dropping into the low 70s for daytime highs. saturday we see remnants of harvey locally. if heading to the beach, looking at cape may new jersey, rain chances are high saturday from remnants. 74. early chance sunday, clearing monday. maybe scattered showers, improvements through the day. ocean city, much of the same saturday, the remnants of harvey get to the coastline, then on sunday, starting to pull away. 78 degrees with improvements in the afternoon. by monday, sunny and 79. a little farther south, virginia beach, temperatures in the 80s. similar forecast to sunday and

let's look at the ten day, chuck. >> yes, indeed, rain chances, isolated shower chance today and tomorrow. rain friday comes in late, not until well after the sun goes down. saturday could be a bit of a wash out around here, could get an inch or two of rain with remnants of harvey. that should pull out leaving a dry day for sunday. labor day monday is awesome. if you take all of next week off, a lot of nice weather the first half of the week. and shot at cooler air late next week. good morning, i am landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. flooding in texas spawned a local fuel shortage and disrupted a major pipeline that moves gas, diesel, jet fuel to the east coast. colonial pipeline says the system that runs from texas to new jersey is starting to have problems due to the storm. colonial is the biggest u.s. fuel pipeline with analysts likening it to the mississippi river of fuel. it is directly coned

washington dulles. with the morning business report, i am landon dowdy. >> thank you. 6:55. today is a big day for a set of quadruplets from ohio. you may remember the wade brothers. >> one proud family. made headlines for their extraordinary achievements. all of them got accepted into yale university. >> if all four of you weren't together on the same campus. >> honestly at this point, kind of no because we already integrated into the yale community, like as individuals but also as brothers. i'm actually glad to have that looking back, kind of glad we decided to go to the same place. >> well, the "today" show will join the quadruplets on the first day at yale this morning. you can watch all of the excitement after our show, news4 today, now combined they got 59 offers. all of them got into harvard as

6:55. four things to know this morning. right now, harvey unleeashing heavy rain and wind. nine people are dead in southeast texas, countless missing. "today" show has more on harvey coming up. president trump will continue monitoring harvey today. he's also headed to missouri to . his tax plan. parents of a six-year-old girl allegedly killed by her big brother will say final goodbyes. funeral services begin at 9:00 at the first baptist church in landover. antonio williams charged with stabbing the girl and two cousins earlier this month. and watch "america's got talent" tonight. they're hoping to vance add van the competition. the show is tonight at 8:00. and today is better than yesterday. 79 degrees for a high. we are not dealingh

tomorrow looks good, too. maybe an isolated shower and into the weekend. those are remnants of harvey coming saturday. sunday looks good and monday looks good, too, so not the entire weekend seeing rain. >> not bad overall. >> one day really. that's the broadcast this morning. thanks for joining us. the "today" show is next. >> we're not going anywhere. we'll be back in 25 minutes. we have more weather, talk to sheena and chuck and more news to tell you about with another update. >> make it a great wednesday, everybody.

good morning. breaking news, harvey breaking news, harvey roars ashore for the third time with even more torrential rain. a deluge in beaumont, texas, an unprecedented foot in a matter of hours overnight. two feet in a day and more rain on the way. the storm's death toll growing. a sixth day of misery pushing residents to their breaking points. >> not knowing what to do and there's not a way to really get out. >> president trump there surveying the damage, trying to reassure the region. >> it happened in texas and texas can handle anything. >> harvey's wrath reaching epic proportions, a dire situation